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. 2019 Jun 17;14(6):e0211252. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0211252

Table 1. Characteristics of the participants (n = 1,401).

Variables n (%)
Gender
    Cis-men 1,100 (78.5)
    Cis-women 280 (20)
    Transgender 21 (1.5)
Sexual orientation
    Heterosexual 580 (41.4)
    Homosexual 713 (50.9)
    Bisexual 61 (4.4)
    Others 28 (2)
    Prefer not to answer 19 (1.4)
Mode of transmission
    Sexual intercourse 946 (67.5)
    Sharing needles 272 (19.4)
    Various practices concur 141 (10.1)
    Other 42 (3)
Educational level
    No studies 57 (4.1)
    Primary 383 (27.4)
    Secondary 484 (34.6)
    University degree 439 (31.4)
    Other 37 (2.6)
Work situation
    Working 685 (48.9)
    Unemployed 257 (18.3)
    Retired or occupational disability 325 (23.2)
    Other 134 (9.6)
Monthly incomes
    None 185 (13.2)
    ≤ 1,000 € 539 (38.5)
    1,000−1,500 € 405 (28.9)
    1,500−2,000 € 104 (7.4)
    > 2,000 € 168 (12)
Years since diagnosis, mean ±SD 14.1±9.6
Years taking ART, mean ±SD 11.6±8.4
Age, mean ±SD 45.3±10.1

Note: Data provided in percentages, except where specified. ART: antiretroviral therapy. SD: standard deviation.